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Wednesday, July 30, 2008 from 06:30 PM - 08:30 PM (CT)
Houston, TX
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Developing enterprise apps that run on server clusters is hard.
Current approaches are hard on the application developer, demanding on
the application infrastructure, and suffer from serious performance
and scalability limits.
This session introduces Network-Attached Memory, Terracotta's open
source technology that transparently extends Java heap and the Java
Memory Model across multiple JVMs, and shows how to use it to develop
simple, yet scalable applications.
The talk will also discuss actual deployments where Network-Attached
Memory is currently delivering HA and scale, dramatically reducing
load on expensive databases.
Orion Letizi is a co-founder and software engineer at Terracotta. He has worked in enterprise Java for nearly ten years. Before Terracotta, he was a software architect at Walmart.com.
PROS Pricing 10th Floor Cafeteria
Meeting attendees can park in the parking garage in any space marked
as “Visitor”. They then need to go to the 3rd floor of the parking
garage and walk across the cross-walk. There is a bank of elevators on
the right that will take you to the 10th floor.
Terracotta
Sponsor Website: www.terracotta.org
Company Overview
Terracotta is infrastructure software that provides affordable and
scalable high availability for Java applications. Companies use
Terracotta to offload work from databases and application servers and
to reduce their development efforts. Founded in 2003, Terracotta, Inc.
is a private firm headquartered in San Francisco.
